Proposed changes to the Premier league

[Brisan123]

I really do believe there should be a salary cap for EFL teams. Fail to meet it, then tough. No promotion. Simples. Time for the club's to think about being sustainable.

I really do believe a change is needed throughout football in this country, including brining Celtic and Rangers down. But the first port of call must be club's lower down must not be allowed to be loss making.

No problem with them making losses if the owner guarantees those losses and pays them in full every year

 

[allen]

and so it rumbles on.

 

[Wat Tyler]

and so it rumbles on.

Funny how they have a problem with the PL creating a divide between the Championship and L1 and L2, but they have no problem with a divide between the six knobhead clubs and the rest of football. Whoppers.

 

[catcherintherye]

Obviously though all the other clubs would do as they asked
According to RAWK the scumerpool are everybody's second favourite team

It is rather incredible the levels of narcissism they have.

 

[catcherintherye]

and so it rumbles on.

This could live to be a very stupid move.

 

[terryefc]

Wenger also questioned why RS and Utd would vote against their own proposal - but he also highlighted the likely conspiracy with the other 'big 6' - obviously Arsenal, Spuds, City and Chelsea. Cowardly but silent quislings. Boot them all out for a season.

 

[allen]

This could live to be a very stupid move.

I think they increase pressure only on themselves. It feels like Brexit negotiations, where the weaker partner fails to recognise that they are the weaker partner.

 

[jinkyali]

I think what it may do is trigger the PL to further lobby the government to allow fans back.

The PL will rightly say 'your asking us to help them but we're losing millions too. Help us so we can help them.'

 

[trueblue84]

Gary Neville reveals Manifesto for Change with calls for independent regulation in English football

Neville part of eight-person group including David Bernstein, David Davies and Andy Burnham; FA spokesperson: We work hard to maintain this system, with a clear focus on the wider game; not just serving the elite level, but the whole football pyramid and throughout the grassroots game

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So, are we now in the phase where every nob head who's been involved in football creates a manifesto or puts forward their proposal for change? The premiere league need to get a grip on this or they'll lose all credibility.

 

[Lelouch]

and so it rumbles on.

hahaha what?

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

The EFL have refused that offer, as the dumb Sherman’s put a 25% share of PL TV rights in exchange for the soul of the league on the table. It should be noted that the cash they put on the table wasn’t theirs like, they were offering up over half of the cash of the lower placed PL sides, whilst theirs stayed virtually unaltered, but anyway, they set a level of expectation.

 

[Brisan123]

The EFL have refused that offer, as the dumb Sherman’s put a 25% share of PL TV rights in exchange for the soul of the league on the table. It should be noted that the cash they put on the table wasn’t theirs like, they were offering up over half of the cash of the lower placed PL sides, whilst theirs stayed virtually unaltered, but anyway, they set a level of expectation.

Exactly ,they set a level so let them suffer the same percentage loss as the rest of the PL

 

[IllinoisBlue]

Haven't heard anything from PGMOL but would be hilarious if they have taken exception to this and their is a reaction against RS and MU over coming weeks

 

[catcherintherye]

I think what it may do is trigger the PL to further lobby the government to allow fans back.

The PL will rightly say 'your asking us to help them but we're losing millions too. Help us so we can help them.'

Given the government has just put the majority into lockdown measures, primarily in places where football clubs are based, you can imagine the chances that football fans are going to be allowed back!

 

[catcherintherye]

Gary Neville reveals Manifesto for Change with calls for independent regulation in English football

Neville part of eight-person group including David Bernstein, David Davies and Andy Burnham; FA spokesperson: We work hard to maintain this system, with a clear focus on the wider game; not just serving the elite level, but the whole football pyramid and throughout the grassroots game

www.skysports.com

So, are we now in the phase where every nob head who's been involved in football creates a manifesto or puts forward their proposal for change? The premiere league need to get a grip on this or they'll lose all credibility.

Essentially yes.

I saw him proposal. Full of platitudes and woolly phrases. Stuff like "engage the fans" "explore solutions for debt" "look to grow revenues". Nothing of substance. We can all write a few buzzwords.